The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-01

more which was st his disposal, if he had been so
disposed to act the hog Jackson was not under
bond SO Mr. Canda, the treasurer win have 10 bear
tAe losS....Thcre were eleven new cas-, 8 and four
deaths from yellow fever in Tampa, yesterday and
mere are nineteen cases / the hospital.
a notorious desparado named Owing
tanning, who is serving term in the penitentiary
was shot and instantly killed by enc of the guards
Whie trying to effect an escape by scaling the fence
around the peniteutiaiy, near Raleigh, n. c.. Tme
pls have been found against Jay Gould and Russell
sage Tor gand larceny, brought by the bondholders
OF tine kansas Pacific Railroad company The
steamer lndependent from Mediterranean PORTS
which touched at Palermo cholera infected port,
brought TO New York over four hundred steerago
passengers and scattered them abroad throurhouti
the country. There La been no sickness on hoard
during tie passage of twenty two days m The rrosi.l
dent granted pardon in the case of W. e. JonesJ
convicted in the district of Alabama of RESISTING a
United States officer, and sentenced Nav 5th To
nine months Imprisonment.
IN THE CGTY.-Mr Martin f. Amorous n well.
known and highly successful business man, of Az
lania, was married to Miss imma Kate williams q!
reigning belle, of Montgomery, Ala The collplA
were married twice in the same day. First by n
Catholic priest aud then by a Baptist minister cd
TINS city. he reason of this was that Mr. AmoI
rous was deyout Catholic ana his charming bride
strict protestant and they decided that they
would be united in both iaiths..... Governor Gordon
left for Ohio, where he has been invited by the
democracy of that state to make several Speeches id
the approaching gubeinatorial campaign. He wit
speak against Governor Foraker The registration
tur the prohibition election in Novembe is progress
ing slowly. Two young men had a right liyelT
fight on Whitehall street, but nothing serious 10.
suited. One of them was arrested.
Saturday, October 2o.-sixteen new cases %
yellow fever reported from Tampa ana fou-
deaths"..oA man by tho name of Gvso
was arrested in Savannah, who had
followed woman from Philadelphia, tfor
the purpose OF killing her....A man named Duncan
attempted to suicide in Rome, by taking laudanum,
and was only saved by the prompt and untireing
efforts of physcian......Mr, John G. Smith, near
Bloodworth, Gu, went ont 'possum hunt II taking
with him his two little daughters and two neigh.
bor's children. He cut tree in which q 'pos.um
was freed" and one of his little girls was caught
under the falling trunk and killed instantly..A
verdict of murder in the first degree with no recon-
mendation, returned in Birmingha against
Nathan Collins, Tom Wilson and George Williams,
three negro convicts, who murdered u fellow con4
Wet at Pratt mines last spring.....A negro named
sam Brooks had his left arm torn Off and his face
ana head horribly mangled in u cotton gin near
Acworth.....Sam Jones, colored, was shot and in.
SANITY killed by gun set to catch" burglars in
the store of Perry Cochrano, in 0conee county He
was burSlarizing the store and touched the string
that was attached to the gun, which caused il 10
discharge with the above result.....The boilers in
tnc hle pllek WORKS at mineral Point, Ohio, ex-
poded fatally seaiding four persons and seriously
injuIing five others.
IN IKE EfTY-I3u}iy Artcmns the negro who
killed Griffin page, at negro bali on Randolph
street last Christmas sentenced 10 the peniten-
tiary for lite.... Georgia Wash, negro Gladly" who
was attending the Mitchell street school, was fined
$l5 an cost in the recorders court for pushing little
white girl from the sidewalk She went to the rock
pile in default of the necessary fifteen m WnH
HardNt3k "a small negro boy, met n horrible death
at the Pendleton Guano works, q few mi from
the ely. He was playing with the belt on one Of
the driving pulleys, when he suddenly became en1
tangled and was literally Ia he'd and torn to pieees
by being carried around the fast revolving lyI
wheel....Scme of the exhibits have not vet been
removed from the eXposit on grounds. he latest
news from the sick bedside of Colonel Tom Howard
Is to the effect that he is resting easily without any
marked improvement or change for worse in his
condition.